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Where to eat Cafe food in Riga: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Find out what Cafe restaurants to try in Riga. The Latvian capital, the largest city in the Baltics, is a fascinating mixture of proud Latvian tradition and influences of the various countries that have occupied it. Independent once again since 1991, Riga's Art Nouveau center has won it UNESCO World Heritage Site designation. Opened up to mass tourism with the advent of budget air travel, Riga's Old City and its abundance of bars and restaurants can be explored on foot. The New Town is easily reached by an efficient and modern bus and tram network.
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1. Big Bad Bagels Baznicas street
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1077 reviews
The greatest bagel place in Riga. + smoothies, fresh juices and a good coffee ;) We take great pleasure in running this place, baking our own bagels and filling them with the most awesome stuff. We bake our bagels right here in our little shop â every mor
Reviewed By Matthias L
Just returned from the BBB in Riga! We have been here now 3 times that week, but folks: you dont eat fresher and really fast anywhere in Riga! This time we tried the MExican and the Salmon... OMG!We love the simple concept of the restaurant,! So go there and grab a BAGEL!
2. Makonis Cocktails & Design
Overall Ratings
4 based on 129 reviews
MÄkonis serves premium cocktails and we work all day long - breakfast, lunch, dinner. On weekends we have an "all you can eat" waffle brunch.
Reviewed By 569evep
We arrived there a bit late from our trip, the service was great, the waiters recommended me to tried the chicken burger which is one of the best chicken burgers I ever have! Super impressed! Cozy stylist place. You get what you paid for, worth every penny!
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3. Simple Cafe Riga
Overall Ratings
5 based on 49 reviews
Cozy cafe with high quality restaurant class contemporary European food for reasonable prices. Daily 2 course meal offers during the week (4.99 EUR). Also coffee, drinks and variety of cakes and deserts.
Reviewed By peter19492015
We arrived at a strange hour but were warmly welcomed. The place is simple, fresh and appealing. We had the daily menu - in the French fashion. An excellent soup to start with and a light main course - chicken shaslik and rice. We enjoyed a great conversation with the waiter and another customer - especially when we discovered we had all been at the Closing Concert of the Song Festival the previous evening. Highly recommended.
